bobigirlblue
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We will be in Apache Junction Dec through Mar --wondering what the temp range will be and how much and what type of clothing to pack? Thanks for your response. Tom and Bobi
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2oldman
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midnightsadie
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been there we wear shorts,
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eaw46
Regina Sask. Canada
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It can get cool at night in the single didgets and last yr there was snow for about 3 hrs one day. It is warm and nice you will be very happy. Eddy
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dbbls
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Last year there were two or three nights where the water hose froze. It was thawed by 8:30. A jacket is needed most of December, especially in the mornings. It is unusual to need a heavy coat.
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bluck
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Expect high 50's and mid 60's during the days 40,s at night. Lik said light jacket in the mornings. Funny to see when they get a cold day (low 40's) the people out shopping with a heavy coat, shorts and tank tops. My kids don't even have heavy coats, they leave them here at our house 6500 ft. in New Mexico.
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TimOnTheRoad
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I will be staying in Apache Jct Nov thru March also, this is my first time snowbirding and I am looking forward to it, have a save trip down there!!
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Skid809
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Apache Junction...where my grandparents "snowbirded" for 30 years and now my uncle and aunt go. Nice area.
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jamminalong
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From someone who lived in Gilbert for 14 yrs the desert does get cold. If you spend any amount of time outside you will need a coat but if you're talking from house to car, car to store and back then a light jacket will do. Yes I'd bring pants. Temps get in the 30s & 40s and with the wind blowing you'll be glad you have them.
Safe travels....you'll have a great time in the area and be sure to check out Usery.
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Dustytuu
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You will love it in AZ during winter. Been snowbirding here for several years. Have wintered in Mesa, Fort McDowell, Apache Junction and now San Tan Valley/Queen Creek.
Yes you may need some long pants some time. A light jacket. We brind a couple of sweat shirts. And of course shorts too.
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